Arsenal vs Everton

Arsenal look to cash in on their game in hand in the Premier League title fight as they host Everton at The Emirates in a midweek showdown.

In fact, the game flow odds indicate the betting market has questions about Everton being able to score. Everton, meanwhile, are upwards of 8/1 underdogs on the moneyline. 120 mins to kick: Arsenal can become the first English club to register 100 top-flight league victories against a single opponent, sitting on 99 league wins against Everton. However Leandro Trossard offered a better approximation of the Brazilian than Eddie Nketiah, who had been nursing a slight knock in the week.— James Benge (@jamesbenge) It's not exactly something Everton are exceptional at, as their 46 percent rate is third-worst in the league, but the Toffees do have a high volume, contesting 679 of them, which is seventh in the English top flight. Arsenal are not a team that has excelled in the air this season, winning just 44 percent of their aerial duels this year, the lowest percentage in the Premier League. We're working with the squad as we find it on a week-by-week basis.”— Joe Thomas (@joe_thomas18) Keane last started a Premier League match in the final game of last season, a 5-1 defeat at this very stadium against this very opponent. 4th min: Arsenal are having trouble getting out of their own half of the pitch under pressure from a high Everton press, but eventually they find Bukayo Saka on the outlet and advance forward to earn a corner. Pickford (GK) — 23. Ramsdale (GK) — 4. Arsenal will also want revenge for defeat to Everton just a month ago in Sean Dyche's debut with the relegation-threatened club.

Follow all the action live from the Emirates Stadium, which kicks off at 2.45 p.m. ET.

Arsenal dropped off a lot to allow the striker to turn and shoot from 25 yards. Zinchenko plays a simple pass through the lines to Saka in the right channel. Jumpers and coats have come off in the stadium as Arsenal go 5 points clear. who was exactly level with the ball as it came to him! Having said that, until the goals came, nothing clear was being created and it took a moment of class from Saka to light up the Emirates Stadium and kill the nerves that may have been creeping in. Maupay gets the ball in his own half and waits for his teammates, who don't show up. Unfortunately, the connection is not great and it bounces over the bar. Trossard makes a surging run down the left side and plays a lovely cut-back to Ødegaard, who taps in from close range. McNeil takes the ball inside from the left and strikes a low shot across goal towards Ramsdale, who can't catch it. The Emirates has celebrated another wonderful night in an extraordinary season and Arsenal move one step in the right direction to getting their hands on the league title. Smith-Rowe and Fabio Vieira both try their luck but the ball goes out of play. Erik Ten Hag's team are just 6 points behind with a game in hand, so everything is to play for at the top!

Arsenal host Everton in a huge game for both teams in their respective battles at either end of the Premier League table.

Match report and free highlights as Arsenal beat Everton 4-0 to go five points clear of Manchester City; Gabriel Martinelli scored twice; Bukayo Saka and ...

Arsenal host Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday; kick-off 3pm. Bukayo Saka's opener was of course brilliantly taken, but the chance only arose because of Zinchenko's vision and his ability to execute passes other players can't. His role in this victory could be seen in the numbers. That he produced it from the right-hand side of midfield felt even more fitting. "He has played those kinds of games, against low blocks, 200 times and that's very helpful." For 40 minutes at the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal's efforts to navigate the two banks of blue shirts defending Jordan Pickford's goal ended in frustration. The hosts could barely even muster a shot on goal. "Then, a soft goal from our point of view. "Then, once you're two down at a place like this, it's very difficult. Everton boss Sean Dyche said: "For 40 minutes, I thought we did very well against a top side. And then the team grew, especially with Thomas [Partey], because Jorgi wasn't feeling good today. I'm not going to wait for somebody else to do it.'